Thread art installation

“The beads on a bead curtain in his house to keep track of what he learned”- Jishi Zhu (Memory Beads), Meng (2003, 2004). “Memory Veil” reinserts this ornamenta

WHAT MADE ME - Dorota Grabkowska Interactive installation exploring a concept of a large-scale visualization of information. - data art

No, that’s not the most humongous rainbow scatter of all time, it’s YARN. Yup, I said yarn. Last weekend I went shopping and ran into this display in the “apartment” section…

I first came across Sebastien Preschoux through this Quiet Lunch post in 2012: I visited his web site today and was so amazed at what's there - take some time to to browse through it, the work is stunning. Here's an english biography and check out the artist web site: http://www.sebastienpreschoux.com

Rosamund Hanny graduated from Chelsea College of Art, MA Textiles in 2014, receiving the coveted Dean’s Award and a Bradford Textile Society Award. Rosamund’s elegant and ethereal designs buck the restraints between disciplines, effortlessly spanning the worlds of art, design, textiles and fashion. Her mixed media approach incorporates a wide range of textile techniques including screen and sublimation printing, heat press, dyeing, hand and digital embroidery, and beading. Exploration and…

Sheela Gowda at Lunds konsthall And Tell Him of My Pain (1998) is a vein-like installation: a dark mass of thread, stained with blood-coloured kumkum arranged in elegant visceral tangles that end in a barbed posy of needles. You can't tell by looking, but to make this work the artist had to pull a 360-foot long thread through the eye of every single needle

String art is very popular and fun. It is a great way to express your creativity. You can make many different shapes with many different colors. You can make your child name with strings for the ki…

Pamela Campagna and Thomas Scheiderbauer's thread and nail portraits remind me of the rubberband and pegboard games from kindergarten. But these portraits